Earlier in the year, KCB Group was also named in the Financial Times - “Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies 2025. Photo © 2025 - ASV Photography Ltd. www.ASVphotos.com

KCB Group Wins 5 Global Banking Awards

KCB Group has won five major international awards, cementing the bank’s position as a trailblazer in the continent’s financial sector, driven by its commitment to inclusive banking, cross-border innovation, and purpose-led leadership.s

In the 2025 Euromoney Excellence Awards in London, UK, the Group was named Africa’s Best Bank for Corporate Responsibility, while KCB Bank Kenya was named Kenya’s Best Bank and Kenya’s Best Bank for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG).

At the same time, KCB Group has been named 2025 African Bank of the Year at the 15th African Business Leadership Awards (ABLA) in London, UK, while the Group CEO, Paul Russo, was honored with a Special U.S. Congressional Commendation from the State of Georgia, recognizing his outstanding contribution to the banking sector in East Africa.

What KCB Group awards mean

The awards are a testament to the bank’s commitment to creating shared value by putting in place sound business models and strategies to deliver long-term returns while at the same time driving positive change in society, said the Group CEO.

KCB Group Chief Executive Officer Paul Russo
KCB Group Chief Executive Officer Paul Russo. Photo/KCB.

The recognition affirms our dedication to creating shared value for all our stakeholders and reflects the tangible impact of our initiatives across the value chain. The gesture also showcases our market-leading position in driving innovation to roll out customer-centric solutions supported by guided by its brand purpose, For People. For Better,” said Mr. Russo.

Earlier in the year, KCB Group was also named in the Financial Times – “Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies 2025,” reinforcing its status as a top financial institution in Africa, setting a benchmark for sustainable, inclusive, and trusted banking practices for the future.

KCB said, “These honours reflect the Group’s deliberate and sustained efforts to expand access to banking services for underserved populations, empower small businesses, and invest in digital solutions that bridge economic gaps.”

Through its inclusive finance agenda, KCB is not only transforming lives and communities but also reinforcing its commitment to shared prosperity.

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